New Releases by Erica Farber

Lowly likes his hat--but the wind does too! WHOOSH. A gust has blown it off his head and UP in the air. Now it''s flying away. Soon Huckle and Lowly are off on a merry chase that takes them all across Busytown. Will they EVER get that hat back?

Sally Cat has a cold. One, two, AH-CHOO! Mr. and Mrs. Cat have colds, too, and so does almost everyone at school. It''s up to Huckle and Lowly to take care of them all--and that means some messy, silly, Scarry-style fun! But by day''s end, Huckle and Lowly are so tired that, oh no: two more to go AH-CHOO!

Huckle is thrilled to have a new red sled, but there is no snow.

This is a bundle of 6 titles in the Richard Scarry Busy Kids series.

Featuring the popular characters from Richard Scarry''s Busytown, this activity book introduces young students to the alphabet. Written in consultation with a team of early education specialists, this book helps young learners understand and master beginning literacy concepts, guided by friendly and familiar characters. The volume includes a set of collectible stickers that add to the fun of learning.

Featuring the popular characters from Richard Scarry''s Busytown, this activity book introduces young students to beginning math skills and concepts, focusing on addition and subtraction. Written in consultation with a team of early education specialists, this book helps young learners understand and master skills these key skills, guided by friendly and familiar characters. The volume includes a set of collectible stickers that add to the fun of learning.

Huckle brings his pet, Froggy, to school for show-and-tell.

Zoom, zoom: race day is here, and Huckle Cat and his friends are getting their special cars ready for the big event. But one by one, each vehicle has a problem, creating scenes of comic calamity. It''s Huckle to the rescue ...but who will win the race?

When friends gather to prepare a birthday party for Lowly, there are many surprises including a most unusual cake.

Huckle, Bridget, and their friends enjoy Backwards Day at home and school.

The Critter Kids travel to a castle in england where they hear of a prince who traded places with a look-alike peasant. But who eventually became king, the prince or the peasant?

In the South American fainforest, the Critter Kids visit an archaeological dig in Mayan ruins. They discover that a priceless jade statue has been stolen.

A young girl who has just learned that she has magic powers travels to another world where she believes that her father disappeared years before.

Three young people from different times, each with unique abilities, are drawn together in a desperate effort to defeat the forces of the dark one.

When a large green egg appears in their barn, a cat and dog invesitgate from where it came.

Fantasy-roman.

Little Monster, private eye must find Professor Pickle and the long lost mummy.

When Captain Short Bob, the pirate king, cooks up a dish of bubble gum and tuna fish, he loses his gold tooth to a sea beast.

A visit to Thistle Howl''s house includes a snack of green cheese and rice and bug juice on ice and a zoom around the room on her broom.

Wanda Howl must find the Last Empress.

A group of little monsters get hungry in the middle of the night. Step-Into-Reading Step 1.

Illustrated in full color. When Axel and Thistle stumble upon a not-so-scary dragon living in the secret caves of Critter Falls, it looks as if the Howls have just made a fire-breathing friend.

Frankengator and Axl Howl get into big trouble when they accidentally turn the three biggest gossips in Critter Falls into werewolves.

The Howl family races to beat an evil French baron to the head of an old gargoyle, which will give the owner control over a bunch of stone gargoyles come to life.

Goblin declares he has had his best birthday party ever, but only after he is taken to task for his bad behavior and learns to play fairly.

A young child gives advice on what to do if a pirate ship appears outside your window.

Axl can''t howl and Thistle can''t fly, but they soon realize that there are things they can do.

When Thistle Howl''s aunt tries magic to help her grow, Thistle starts to think she may be content just as she is